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Virtual Quilts?
I am a quilter who uses a computer program to design way more quilts than I could ever make in several lifetimes.
The quilts featured on this site have never been made. No stash has been harmed in the process.
This site is a chance to show the un-used and unseen designs to others, and occasionally share designs by making some EQ8 project files available by email on request.
Please note that my only association with the Electric Quilt Company is as a very satisfied customer.
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Tag Archives: Design
Julie’s Block 13
Electric Quilt allows users to use basic block designs as quilt layouts. This is an example of a block made up of squares and triangles , RECTANGLES with no triangles, or any other angles. The basket blocks are resized, and shaped, … Continue reading
My Bright Blocks 1
Just two blocks on point and alternated. Not often I do that! Well, I didn’t. It is just one block, and a straight setting. Looks different with just four patches recoloured.
Wedding Fans OP 44
Love it!
Posted in Quilt, Wedding Fans, Wedding Fans OP
Tagged Applique Blocks, Design, Double Wedding Ring, Quilt, Wedding Ring
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Multi Colour Cabin 11, 12, 13, 14, 15
X marks the spot in the middle! Mm! The X is in a spin. And now it has become some fly-away petals … or something! This is why I love Electric Quilt … it is so much fun to see … Continue reading
Border Beauties 36
Love it! Lots of room for quilting.
Posted in Border Beauties, Quilt
Tagged Border Designs, Design, Patchwork Quilt, Pieced Borders, Pieced Quilt
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Ferns and Flora 11
Love it, and today I have no need to dream about the quilting!
Posted in Ferns and Flora, Quilt
Tagged Applique and Quilting, Applique Border, Applique Quilt, Design, Floral Blocks, Q 'n' A, Quilting, Virtual Quilts
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Lovin’ Spoonful 25, 26
I am planning a quiet day of recuperation, leading up to another weekend of celebrations with the extended family mob next week. During this week I am going to share designs from some of my favorite project files. Lovin’ Spoonful … Continue reading
EQ Album 39
Interesting design … all it lacks is some quilting designs added. I keep opening older project files and finding that same design element missing. So glad I found that I can save quilt layouts in the Layout Library with the … Continue reading
Copyright
People are copying designs from the internet all the time. Some people stoop really low. To them I say … #%$^&#&$#&%@#$*&%#)^#^@(*%^#! To others I say please check the authenticity of anyone you buy patterns from.
Posted in Copyright Copper, Design, Information, Opinion, Quilt
Tagged Applique, Copyright, Copyright Copper, Design, Mid Week Log Cabin Retreat, Real Life
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Copying Techniques
When I was trying to get a textile book together, I spent a lot of time folding pieces of paper and stitching them together etc to work out how I can get the effect I want for the finished article. … Continue reading
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